Makers launched the trailer in which Karan Singh Grover is seen playing an undercover cop, Sudhir Kohli, who is a specialist in solving homicide cases.
The trailer of Boss: Baap Of Special Services starring Karan Singh Grover and Sagarika Ghatge is out. Both actors are making their digital debuts with the ATLBalaji show.
Makers launched the trailer in which Karan Singh Grover is seen playing an undercover cop, Sudhir Kohli, who is a specialist in solving homicide cases.
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Always being a step ahead of everyone, he is the mystery element whose allegiances are questioned by all, including Ghatge, who plays a police official (Sakshi Ranjan) in a special crime branch team.
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Karan Singh Grover is also a con artist or perhaps his real character is a mystery that apart from the real-murder cases is also being investigated. The trailer has a local Sherlock Holmes feels to it. Boss is shot in the romantic, sleepy town of Shimla, which lends a rather murder-mystery air to the whole set up giving the classic old-school-heat-and-blood trope a fresh cold twist.
On playing the character of a cop, Sagarika Ghatge shared, “I am really excited to be a part of BOSS. The character of a cop has always fascinated me and I really wanted to play something like this. I am glad that I got the chance to live this character and really thankful to ALTBalaji and Ekta Kapoor for giving me such a strong role to portray. I hope my fans will love me in this role.”
ALTBalaji has collaborated with Ankush Bhatt and Ashish Kapoor under their banner Filmy Paltan to produce the show.
Karan Singh Grover had earlier worked in Ankush Bhatt’s directorial 3 Dev last year.
TV actor Ashish Kapoor’s alleged gang rape case has been transferred by a Delhi court to the sessions court for trial after scrutiny of the police chargesheet. The case stems from a complaint filed by a woman who accused Kapoor and two others of sexual assault at a party in 2025.
Notably, Kapoor, who was remanded to four-day police custody, was sent to 14-day judicial custody by the judge of Tiz Hazari Court on Saturday. The Delhi Police said, "This report will serve as key evidence against him in the alleged rape case."
Police said Kapoor was not in Delhi when the complaint was filed. He first travelled to Goa and later moved to Pune, where he was finally caught after a joint search by several teams.